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In My Back Yard: 1929

Long Island or Connecticut circa 1929. "Unidentified women, possibly Elizabeth Duncan dancers." 4x5 nitrate negative by Arnold Genthe. View full size.

Long Island or Connecticut circa 1929. "Unidentified women, possibly Elizabeth Duncan dancers." 4x5 nitrate negative by Arnold Genthe. View full size.

 

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Today’s Top 5

I can't define "diaphanousness"

But I know it when I see it.

Why, umm, no.

"Does this gauzy dress-like garment with the rubber band thingy situated awkwardly beneath my posterior make me look fat?"

Isadora?

Shouldn't that be Isadora Duncan?

[Not when referring to her sister Elizabeth. -tterrace]

Ethereal

I love this photo! Reminiscent of the calm, less complex time, before our current high tech intensity.

It Happened to Us!

Our back yard has a big lawn surrounded by a small woods, making it feel quite pastoral. Once, our church filmed some interpretive dancers doing their bit back there. So, this picture is as relevant now as it was nearly a century ago!

Again??

Time to call Orkin.

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